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For around forty weeks, the womb becomes the safest place on earth — an incredible sanctuary where new life grows. Or at least, that’s what God designed it for. Today, heartbreakingly, the womb has become one of the most dangerous places on earth.

We humbly bow down in worship and adoration for he Lord's redemption, letting deep intercession flow out of our hearts for those trapped in the deception of believing that an abortion is the solution to an unplanned pregnancy.

Together, let’s start this year partnering with the Lord, seeking afresh His Mercy and Redemption in our National Call to 21 Days of Prayer and Fasting for the Unborn.

Remaining steadfast in Christ protects our hearts from wandering and unbelief.

Legalism lurks in every human heart — but Christ died to free us from every form of it.

In this year on the Hebrew calendar, which is 5786, the wind of the Holy Spirit is causing separation, purifying hearts and bringing in His harvest.

Each of us faces giants in life: fears, trials, temptations, griefs, and struggles that seem insurmountable. Yet the same God who strengthened David strengthens us. We may feel small and unprepared, but He equips us with “stones” of faith, prayer, Scripture, and perseverance.

To be about our Father’s business is every believer's foremost priority, and God is awakening his Church to put first things first.

Let's follow Hannah’s example of praying to God with unshakable faith and ‘joyful anguish’ for souls in Australia to know Jesus.

We are far more effective in evangelism and discipleship as a unified body than as isolated believers and churches.

We are living in an astounding moment for the Church, and especially for the emerging generation. We must pray for leaders who will equip every believer for God's mission.

Jesus' resurrection power is able to turn Sauls into Pauls, and strengthen and mature the Church so that she will be presented as a glorious bride for himself.

Unity in Christ is not uniformity of expression or style. It's in our shared devotion to growing in the truth of the gospel, to loving one another, and to prayer.

During Nehemiah's time, repentance and reformation led to great joy. The same will be true of ourselves, our churches, and nation.

We must decide to leave the old behind — not just our failures, but our old nature, our old thinking, and our old ways. When Jesus enters the story, he calls us out of the grave of sin and into new life.

We are all called to the same mission, the Great Commission. But there are many different ways that we can make disciples of Jesus.

God is using cultural engagement as a bridge to the gospel, proving that the Church’s voice in society really matters. Revival really is possible – but the Church needs the courage of Christ to seize the opportunity before us.

Unchecked, individual interests, giftedness and ministry ideas can divert our attention and hearts from Jesus’ commission to share the gospel with all.

The apostles were called upon to be obedient to the Great Commission, but building this 'house' was impossible without the power of the Holy Spirit.

I found a statue of Wesley, the great revivalist, even though I wasn't searching for him. In a similar way, may our nation discover Christ whilst searching for their answers.